Sentence examples for practitioners to complete a from inspiring English sources
The follow-up phone call invited practitioners to complete a short eligibility screening survey about themselves and their practice.
The design of the pro forma as a workflow innovation was to enable practitioners to complete a task, namely write a referral letter.
After each case conference, we asked all participating health practitioners to complete a short questionnaire where they described their observations of the process and usefulness of the exercise.
All laboratory-confirmed cases of pertussis are coordinated on a national basis, and each is followed up by asking the Health Protection Units (HPUs) or patients' general practitioners to complete a detailed surveillance questionnaire.
We asked each woman's general practitioner to complete a brief postal questionnaire providing information on her history of vascular disease and this information was compared with the HES diagnosis record.
Survey non-responders received one follow-up telephone call, asking practitioners to complete the survey.
A reminder letter was sent to non-responders after six weeks, and we also wrote to the practice manager of each non-responding general practitioner to ask that they request their general practitioners to complete the study form.
In the first months of 2006 we asked sentinel sites and private practitioners to complete the questionnaire on laboratory methods used in the year 2005.
We pilot tested the survey questionnaire by asking three public health practitioners to complete the survey and provide feedback about relevance and clarity.
The practitioners had to complete a professional education; they were self-organized and founded associations; they published academic journals; they set up an education standard and licensure system; they were relatively independent; and the majority was self-employed.
Before performing clinical biopsies, all practitioners had to complete a training consisting of 20 supervised embryo biopsy and tubing procedures.
